"Always together" oil on canvas, plaster, carta.120x60
2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
When I Touch My Naval It Hurts
Copper
I love this metal, I like to see it hanging on the walls of my kitchen has an antique flavor, heat, of ...... family.
but I do not like having to clean ...... darkens over time, it becomes brown and almost opaque. Star them with those smelly chemicals that giving new luster, damaged hands and coughing constantly. But I love all things made with this material and I have several pots scattered on the furniture in the kitchen. They are very old pieces, which come from my husband's family and have seen the capable hands of his grandfather work the metal and make everyday objects that are small masterpieces.
Yesterday was one of those days that are called ..... it is time to clean the copper pots ...... I look under the furniture and detergent acc ...... I do not have specific detergent .... and now ??????
I thought a bit and then I remembered having read somewhere that you can clean copper with salt and vinegar. A bit skeptical, and with the conviction that they must be there to rub for a long time I made a bowl with salt and a solution of equal parts white vinegar. I inzoppato a sponge, I spent at the bottom of a pan e. ..... waooooooo in a few seconds, the copper has begun to shine, without having to rub a lot and gave back to a copper color and brilliant live ......
course that the remedies of our grandmothers are very useful, effective and above all ...... ecological 
I love this metal, I like to see it hanging on the walls of my kitchen has an antique flavor, heat, of ...... family.
but I do not like having to clean ...... darkens over time, it becomes brown and almost opaque. Star them with those smelly chemicals that giving new luster, damaged hands and coughing constantly. But I love all things made with this material and I have several pots scattered on the furniture in the kitchen. They are very old pieces, which come from my husband's family and have seen the capable hands of his grandfather work the metal and make everyday objects that are small masterpieces.
Yesterday was one of those days that are called ..... it is time to clean the copper pots ...... I look under the furniture and detergent acc ...... I do not have specific detergent .... and now ??????
I thought a bit and then I remembered having read somewhere that you can clean copper with salt and vinegar. A bit skeptical, and with the conviction that they must be there to rub for a long time I made a bowl with salt and a solution of equal parts white vinegar. I inzoppato a sponge, I spent at the bottom of a pan e. ..... waooooooo in a few seconds, the copper has begun to shine, without having to rub a lot and gave back to a copper color and brilliant live ......
course that the remedies of our grandmothers are very useful, effective and above all ...... ecological
When I Touch My Naval It Hurts
Copper
I love this metal, I like to see it hanging on the walls of my kitchen has an antique flavor, heat, of ...... family.
but I do not like having to clean ...... darkens over time, it becomes brown and almost opaque. Star them with those smelly chemicals that giving new luster, damaged hands and coughing constantly. But I love all things made with this material and I have several pots scattered on the furniture in the kitchen. They are very old pieces, which come from my husband's family and have seen the capable hands of his grandfather work the metal and make everyday objects that are small masterpieces.
Yesterday was one of those days that are called ..... it is time to clean the copper pots ...... I look under the furniture and detergent acc ...... I do not have specific detergent .... and now ??????
I thought a bit and then I remembered having read somewhere that you can clean copper with salt and vinegar. A bit skeptical, and with the conviction that they must be there to rub for a long time I made a bowl with salt and a solution of equal parts white vinegar. I inzoppato a sponge, I spent at the bottom of a pan e. ..... waooooooo in a few seconds, the copper has begun to shine, without having to rub a lot and gave back to a copper color and brilliant live ......
course that the remedies of our grandmothers are very useful, effective and above all ...... ecological
I love this metal, I like to see it hanging on the walls of my kitchen has an antique flavor, heat, of ...... family.
but I do not like having to clean ...... darkens over time, it becomes brown and almost opaque. Star them with those smelly chemicals that giving new luster, damaged hands and coughing constantly. But I love all things made with this material and I have several pots scattered on the furniture in the kitchen. They are very old pieces, which come from my husband's family and have seen the capable hands of his grandfather work the metal and make everyday objects that are small masterpieces.
Yesterday was one of those days that are called ..... it is time to clean the copper pots ...... I look under the furniture and detergent acc ...... I do not have specific detergent .... and now ??????
I thought a bit and then I remembered having read somewhere that you can clean copper with salt and vinegar. A bit skeptical, and with the conviction that they must be there to rub for a long time I made a bowl with salt and a solution of equal parts white vinegar. I inzoppato a sponge, I spent at the bottom of a pan e. ..... waooooooo in a few seconds, the copper has begun to shine, without having to rub a lot and gave back to a copper color and brilliant live ......
course that the remedies of our grandmothers are very useful, effective and above all ...... ecological
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Actionsampler Camera Flash
courses to learn new techniques and appeals
My research creative world has no respite. I still want to learn new techniques and to use different materials. These are the results of the last courses that I took .... to you the proceedings 
My research creative world has no respite. I still want to learn new techniques and to use different materials. These are the results of the last courses that I took .... to you the proceedings
Actionsampler Camera Flash
courses to learn new techniques and appeals
My research creative world has no respite. I still want to learn new techniques and to use different materials. These are the results of the last courses that I took .... to you the proceedings
My research creative world has no respite. I still want to learn new techniques and to use different materials. These are the results of the last courses that I took .... to you the proceedings
Kates Playground Account
This world is so vast and rich that the mind goes from one thing to another alighting at this hour on the hour trying to unravel the secrets and techniques with small hope to come up with something very personal creative level that will allow me to give what I do in a pinch of my character and my personality.
The artists / creative that I'm aware of are all nice people who seek to transmit their knowledge to others by giving incentives to continue.
have entered the wrong door in this world did not stop me from growing. I leave behind me the experience and negative people and those with me full of optimism and ready to share.
Each of the people that I know is leaving me something. Who gives me advice, who tells me about techniques and materials, who works at my side to grow together.
few names? Do not hesitate to do ...... indeed it is my way to thank them all.
Thanks to Teresa Shepherd, who is with me trying to carry on a work project that costs us so much effort and we hope to bear fruit.
With Kitty Petti that each encounter left me a little of his inner peace as well as of his knowledge, with Luke and Maria Sansone hiss me data security and desire to move forward when I decided to drop everything. Thanks to Daniela Falciai for accepting me as a friend and sharing with me, Maria Teresa and a great experience at the Fair.
Kates Playground Account
This world is so vast and rich that the mind goes from one thing to another alighting at this hour on the hour trying to unravel the secrets and techniques with small hope to come up with something very personal creative level that will allow me to give what I do in a pinch of my character and my personality.
The artists / creative that I'm aware of are all nice people who seek to transmit their knowledge to others by giving incentives to continue.
have entered the wrong door in this world did not stop me from growing. I leave behind me the experience and negative people and those with me full of optimism and ready to share.
Each of the people that I know is leaving me something. Who gives me advice, who tells me about techniques and materials, who works at my side to grow together.
few names? Do not hesitate to do ...... indeed it is my way to thank them all.
Thanks to Teresa Shepherd, who is with me trying to carry on a work project that costs us so much effort and we hope to bear fruit.
With Kitty Petti that each encounter left me a little of his inner peace as well as of his knowledge, with Luke and Maria Sansone hiss me data security and desire to move forward when I decided to drop everything. Thanks to Daniela Falciai for accepting me as a friend and sharing with me, Maria Teresa and a great experience at the Fair.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Special Blend Lrg Centennial Jacket
The speech of Colin Firth
Of course I went to see him convinced it was a good movie ... The promising cast and 12 Oscar nominations in 2011 were enough to entice them ... But I was not prepared for the whirlwind of emotions that I raised this masterpiece! The initial embarrassment at the first public speaking made me empathize with the protagonist in the true sense of the word with the victim. The instant liking to the talented Helena Bonham Carter who plays the wife of the future King George VI and the feeling of empathy and at the same time, mild dislike for Bertie (nickname very little with which the royal family are turning to the main character). The breaking point is the encounter between the frigid formality of his Royal Highness the Duke of York Albert and shocking and defamatory shock therapy Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue. The film, the plot may sound far from appealing, he is kidnapped and the merits of the outstanding performances by Helena Bonham Carter, Geoffrey Rush and Colin Firth in the amazing stuttering masterfully! There are no words to describe what was credible, because his talent was enough to make this movie a must. It is not just the technique itself that Firth has put into place to immerse himself in the part of a man, (among other things, a character "which is required of public speaking" as a royal prince and second in line of succession to the throne of England!) suffering from stuttering, but its expressive power, ie, stuttering is the easiest thing ... make real, tangible, and the disappointment of having such a defect, the tremendous fear of ridicule in public, the hassle of having to undergo very little practical gifts to try to overcome this "dysfunction" .. these, I think, are real challenges for an actor. Another side of the personality of George VI that has fascinated me is his sense of duty to the kingdom, that feeling is totally lacking in the first brother and heir to the throne David who renounces the throne for a woman. George VI accepts a power that has never really want and need that led him to lead his country in the bloody World War II and Firth was able to make explicit this aspect of his personality and his character's interiority, without cliché, without doing good, without stereotypes.
The most touching moment is, needless to say, the final speech, the real litmus test for King George VI that will appeal to all his subjects through radio (whose power and whose innovative strength are well represented) to announce England entered the war against Nazi Germany. People of every class and social status, everywhere, men and women, adults and children, all gathered around the radio listening to the voice of their king, confident that you will act for the better, even if this "better" means being part of a conflict. The power of the communication, a 9-minute speech, is palpable and I felt like I was a British subject of the 40s.
is natural to compare with the current situation where it is so inundated with messages and video messages of presidents of the board, terrorists, escorts and church leaders that it is natural to automatically change the channel or even shut down TV and radio. The communication has been overused and has lost its value. At the same time we have changed us, addicted to every type and kind of input, implemented hundreds of thousands of stimuli but did not elaborate a single one. If we were to go to war today, perhaps, Chairman of the Board would send a message to everyone on Facebook and we will ignore as we do with spam or with invitations to play in Farmville. So we are day after day, preparing the substrate of the dictatorship that has roots to the ignorance and / or indifference of most people that sprouts watered by propaganda and slogans, and I hope that I will never cease to bloom in this country.
The fact that a masterpiece like The speech of the King (who received a standing ovation at the Toronto International Film Festival, among others) released in January 28, was already broadcasting in one of the smaller rooms of the multiplex where I went at it and that we were in the room only a few dozen, does that give strength to my disillusioned read this. 
The most touching moment is, needless to say, the final speech, the real litmus test for King George VI that will appeal to all his subjects through radio (whose power and whose innovative strength are well represented) to announce England entered the war against Nazi Germany. People of every class and social status, everywhere, men and women, adults and children, all gathered around the radio listening to the voice of their king, confident that you will act for the better, even if this "better" means being part of a conflict. The power of the communication, a 9-minute speech, is palpable and I felt like I was a British subject of the 40s.
is natural to compare with the current situation where it is so inundated with messages and video messages of presidents of the board, terrorists, escorts and church leaders that it is natural to automatically change the channel or even shut down TV and radio. The communication has been overused and has lost its value. At the same time we have changed us, addicted to every type and kind of input, implemented hundreds of thousands of stimuli but did not elaborate a single one. If we were to go to war today, perhaps, Chairman of the Board would send a message to everyone on Facebook and we will ignore as we do with spam or with invitations to play in Farmville. So we are day after day, preparing the substrate of the dictatorship that has roots to the ignorance and / or indifference of most people that sprouts watered by propaganda and slogans, and I hope that I will never cease to bloom in this country.
The fact that a masterpiece like The speech of the King (who received a standing ovation at the Toronto International Film Festival, among others) released in January 28, was already broadcasting in one of the smaller rooms of the multiplex where I went at it and that we were in the room only a few dozen, does that give strength to my disillusioned read this.
Special Blend Lrg Centennial Jacket
The speech of Colin Firth
Of course I went to see him convinced it was a good movie ... The promising cast and 12 Oscar nominations in 2011 were enough to entice them ... But I was not prepared for the whirlwind of emotions that I raised this masterpiece! The initial embarrassment at the first public speaking made me empathize with the protagonist in the true sense of the word with the victim. The instant liking to the talented Helena Bonham Carter who plays the wife of the future King George VI and the feeling of empathy and at the same time, mild dislike for Bertie (nickname very little with which the royal family are turning to the main character). The breaking point is the encounter between the frigid formality of his Royal Highness the Duke of York Albert and shocking and defamatory shock therapy Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue. The film, the plot may sound far from appealing, he is kidnapped and the merits of the outstanding performances by Helena Bonham Carter, Geoffrey Rush and Colin Firth in the amazing stuttering masterfully! There are no words to describe what was credible, because his talent was enough to make this movie a must. It is not just the technique itself that Firth has put into place to immerse himself in the part of a man, (among other things, a character "which is required of public speaking" as a royal prince and second in line of succession to the throne of England!) suffering from stuttering, but its expressive power, ie, stuttering is the easiest thing ... make real, tangible, and the disappointment of having such a defect, the tremendous fear of ridicule in public, the hassle of having to undergo very little practical gifts to try to overcome this "dysfunction" .. these, I think, are real challenges for an actor. Another side of the personality of George VI that has fascinated me is his sense of duty to the kingdom, that feeling is totally lacking in the first brother and heir to the throne David who renounces the throne for a woman. George VI accepts a power that has never really want and need that led him to lead his country in the bloody World War II and Firth was able to make explicit this aspect of his personality and his character's interiority, without cliché, without doing good, without stereotypes.
The most touching moment is, needless to say, the final speech, the real litmus test for King George VI that will appeal to all his subjects through radio (whose power and whose innovative strength are well represented) to announce England entered the war against Nazi Germany. People of every class and social status, everywhere, men and women, adults and children, all gathered around the radio listening to the voice of their king, confident that you will act for the better, even if this "better" means being part of a conflict. The power of the communication, a 9-minute speech, is palpable and I felt like I was a British subject of the 40s.
is natural to compare with the current situation where it is so inundated with messages and video messages of presidents of the board, terrorists, escorts and church leaders that it is natural to automatically change the channel or even shut down TV and radio. The communication has been overused and has lost its value. At the same time we have changed us, addicted to every type and kind of input, implemented hundreds of thousands of stimuli but did not elaborate a single one. If we were to go to war today, perhaps, Chairman of the Board would send a message to everyone on Facebook and we will ignore as we do with spam or with invitations to play in Farmville. So we are day after day, preparing the substrate of the dictatorship that has roots to the ignorance and / or indifference of most people that sprouts watered by propaganda and slogans, and I hope that I will never cease to bloom in this country.
The fact that a masterpiece like The speech of the King (who received a standing ovation at the Toronto International Film Festival, among others) released in January 28, was already broadcasting in one of the smaller rooms of the multiplex where I went at it and that we were in the room only a few dozen, does that give strength to my disillusioned read this.
The most touching moment is, needless to say, the final speech, the real litmus test for King George VI that will appeal to all his subjects through radio (whose power and whose innovative strength are well represented) to announce England entered the war against Nazi Germany. People of every class and social status, everywhere, men and women, adults and children, all gathered around the radio listening to the voice of their king, confident that you will act for the better, even if this "better" means being part of a conflict. The power of the communication, a 9-minute speech, is palpable and I felt like I was a British subject of the 40s.
is natural to compare with the current situation where it is so inundated with messages and video messages of presidents of the board, terrorists, escorts and church leaders that it is natural to automatically change the channel or even shut down TV and radio. The communication has been overused and has lost its value. At the same time we have changed us, addicted to every type and kind of input, implemented hundreds of thousands of stimuli but did not elaborate a single one. If we were to go to war today, perhaps, Chairman of the Board would send a message to everyone on Facebook and we will ignore as we do with spam or with invitations to play in Farmville. So we are day after day, preparing the substrate of the dictatorship that has roots to the ignorance and / or indifference of most people that sprouts watered by propaganda and slogans, and I hope that I will never cease to bloom in this country.
The fact that a masterpiece like The speech of the King (who received a standing ovation at the Toronto International Film Festival, among others) released in January 28, was already broadcasting in one of the smaller rooms of the multiplex where I went at it and that we were in the room only a few dozen, does that give strength to my disillusioned read this.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
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